OS X Killing Intel Atom Support– No Hackint0sh for You!
jkontherun.com 11/2/2009 — What is the most definite way that Apple can convince the netbook crowd that there will never be a Mac netbook? By killing off support for the Intel Atom processor family, that powers virtually all netbooks. It is being reported that Apple is going ...

Apple kills support for Intel Atom/Netbooks with 10.6.2 update
blogs.computerworld.com 26 days ago — There had been some questions as to whether or not Apple would kill support for Intel's Atom chips in today's 10.6.2 release. Last week it was reported that the latest 10.6.2 builds had new kernels that wouldn't work on Atom chips. Today we find ...

It's alive: Intel Atom support returns to 10.6.2
tuaw.com 16 days ago — The day that Apple killed Atom support with the release of 10.6.2 was a sad one for many in the hackintosh community. Just as many expected, however, Atom support has returned; and no, Apple had nothing to do with it. InsanelyMac forum member ...

Atom support now enabled by a hack in 10.6.2
9to5mac.com 16 days ago — Yep, we knew this would happen . Apple, for whatever reason (they didn't test it and don't care or they are trying to prevent Hackintosh) killed support for Atom in their latest 10.6.2 build . All of you cheap bastard Hackintoshers can rest easy ...

10.6.2 Breaks Hackintosh Atom Netbooks: Reports
modmyi.com 11/3/2009 — If you have a netbook with Intel's Atom processor that's running Snow Leopard, you may want to be careful about loading the coming 10.6.2 update. Users with access to the latest developer build of the maintenance release have noted changes that disable support for Atom processors, the ...

Apple rumored to disable Atom support with Mac OS X 10.6.2
appleinsider.com 11/2/2009 — Mac OS X 10.6.2, the forthcoming update for Apple's Snow Leopard operating system, is reported to disable support for the Intel Atom processor, preventing unauthorized PC netbooks from running the operating system.

Intel Atom Still Unsupported on Mac OS X 10.6.2 Seeds
macrumors.com 27 days ago — Several weeks ago, word surfaced that recent developer builds of Mac OS X 10.6.2 had ceased to support Intel's Atom processors, the basis of many netbook systems popular with those who wish to modify non-Apple systems to run OS X. The news set off a...

New Mac OS X 10.6.2 build restores Atom support
electronista.com 11/5/2009 — Word that Apple had disabled Atom support in a Mac OS X 10.6.2 beta seed may have been premature, an update from the same discoverer says. A newer build, 10C535, now appears to have brought the feature back and hints that the lack of Atom support may ...

Workaround Restores Mac OS X 10.6.2 Compatibility With Intel Atom Processors
macrumors.com 16 days ago — InsanelyMac reports that a member of its forums has created a workaround allowing users who have modified their Intel Atom-based netbooks into "Hackintoshes" in order to run Mac OS X to upgrade to OS X 10.6.2. The 10.6.2 update had specifically disa...

Upcoming Snow Leopard Update Disables Atom Processor Support
theappleblog.com 11/3/2009 — Users who are running a hackintoshed netbook with Intel’s Atom processor may want to be careful next time an update for Snow Leopard is pushed out. According to OS X Daily , users have found that the latest developer preview of the 10.6.2 ...

Apple's iPhone arrives in China without key feature — Apple 10/30/2009
BEIJING — Apple's iPhone made its long-awaited formal debut in the world's most populous mobile phone market, without a key feature and at higher prices than widely available black market models.

Apple's iPhone sales debut in China disappoints analysts — Apple 11/4/2009
Apple's Chinese partner sold fewer iPhones than analysts anticipated in the product's debut last week, raising concerns the price is too high to attract customers in the world's biggest mobile-phone market.

Over 100,000 Apps Now Available on the App Store — Apple Hot News 11/4/2009
Apple today announced that developers have created over 100,000 apps for the App Store, the largest applications store in the world. iPhone and iPod touch customers in 77 countries can choose from an incredible range of apps in 20 categories, ...